Green hydrogen offers tremendous opportunities for decarbonising the steelmaking industry. Our green hydrogen differs from that produced from other processes, such as steelmaking plants (coke oven), because ours has no CO2 emissions.
Steel production can be decarbonised using green hydrogen in the Direct Reduced Iron (DRI) process. The grey hydrogen currently used with nitrogen to create a protective atmosphere in ovens and furnaces can also be replaced by our green hydrogen.
Hydrogen is used to cool generators in thermal or nuclear power plants.
Green hydrogen can be combined with CO2 to produce fuels such as methane, methanol or kerosene (referred to as e-fuels, e-methane, e-methanol or e-kerosene). This will enable to recover and valorize the CO2 released by some industrial processes.
In Belgium, together with other world leaders Carmeuse and Engie, John Cockerill is part of the project to build the world’s largest e-methane production plant while decarbonising lime production.
John Cockerill a pour ambition de développer une capacité de production de 1 GW d’électrolyseurs à
Continue ReadingHyderabad, India, 18th March 2022: Greenko ZeroC (GZC), a subsidiary of Greenko Group, a leading Indian
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